Showing posts with label Percents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Percents. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Kim`s Scribe Post

The questions I chose to do were 3, 4, and 11.

3. Use mental math to determine each of the following.
a) 300% of 2000
b) 1 ¼ of 60
c) 0.1% of 40

4. Use mental math to find the following.
a) 20% of 60
b) 250% of 400
c) 10 ½% of 100

11. The area of Canada is approximately 9 984 670 km². The area of Manitoba is about 6 ½% of the area of Canada. What is the area of Manitoba to the nearest square kilometre?


Here's a link about percents.

Here's a video about percents.


My Textbook Pages # 142 - 143

This scribe post about percentages will have the answers for questions no. 3, 4 and 8.

3. Use mental math to determine each of the following:

a) 300% of 2000
b) 1 1/4% of 60
c) 0.1% of 40



a) The answer is 6000.
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b) The answer is 0.75. How I got the answer, is that I used a ratio table to do this. So, here is my work:

c) The answer is 0.04. Once again, used a ratio table.





















4. Use mental math to find the following:

a) 20% of 60
b) 250% of 400
c) 10 1/2% of 100

(Sorry if there isn't any pictures of how I showed my work. I tried to put up more, but when I kept on moving them around, the layout will mess up and I eventually end up deleting the picture when I press enter. I'm pretty sure you guys can figure how you can get these numbers by yourselves.)

a) The answer is 12.
b) The answer is 1000.
c) The answer is 10.5.

8. The original price of a jacket was $84.00. A store manager marked the price down by 25 1/2%. By how much was the price reduced?

The price has been reduced by $21.42. How I got this answer, is that I used a ratio table to make life easier. I divided 100 by 100, to get 1, and then multiplied it by 25.5. I did the same exact thing, only, I divided 84 by 100, which gave me 0.84. Finally, when I multiplied it by 25.5, it gave me 21.42.

Monday, December 20, 2010

Angelo's My Textbook Homework Page 142-143

4. a.) 20% of 60 is 12
b.) 250% of 400 is 1000
c.)10.5% of 100 is 10.5


5. a.) 2/5% of 325 is 1.3
b.) 15 1/4% of 950 is 144.87
c.) 175% of 125.50 is 219.62


8. The original price of a jacket was $84.00. A store manager marked the price down by 25.5%. By how much was the price reduced?
The Price was reduced by $21.42.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Homework Book Page 42-43 Questions 7-8

7. Estimate the following answers, then calculate. Show your thinking.

a) Miguel bought a car for $4700. He made a down payment of 19½%. How much was the down payment? Estimate: $1000 Calculation: $916.50

b) About 5.6% of Canadians have type 2 diabetes. If Canada's population is 32 million, about how many Canadians have this condition? Estimate: 1 600 000 Calculation: 1 792 000

c) The 4900-seat hockey arena was 63% full. How many people were at the game? Estimate: 3000 Calculation: 3087



8. The Nile River is about 209% the length of the Yukon River. If the Yukon River is 3168 km, how long is the Nile River (to the nearest km)? 6621 km

Homework Book Page 42-43 Questions 1-3

1.Label each example with the mental math strategy it represents: halving, doubling or dividing by then
a)1% of $66
10% of $66=$6.60
1% of 66=$0.66 Dividing by 10

b)5% of 180
10% of 180=18
5% of 180=9 Halving

c)20% of $3.20
10% of $3.20=$0.32
20% of $3.20=$0.64

2.Circle the terms that correctly complete this statement.


3.A.






Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Percents

Finding the percent of a number.


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Here is a link to help you find the percent of a number.

And a  video to help too.


Percent Homework

Use mental math to determine each of the following.
a. 150% of $5 b. 0.1% of $1000 c. 1½% of $20000

Work:

a. 150% of $5



150% of $5 is $7.50.



b. 0.1% of $1000



0.1% of $1000 is $1.



c. 1½% of $20000



1½% of $ 20000 is $300.

Determine the percent of each number.
a. 160% of $53.27 b. ¾% of 135 c. 55 8/10% of 500

Work:

a. 160% of $53.27



160% of $53.27 is $85.23.



b. ¾% of 135



¾% of 135 is 1.01.



c. 55 8/10% of 500



55 8/10% of 500 is 279.

Sorry 'cause my post came late....

Monday, December 6, 2010

Percents



Percent Problem:
Over five years, the circulation of a magazine increased from 25000 copies to 150000 copies. What percent is the new circulation of the circulation from five years ago? What is this percent as a decimal and a fraction?

For this problem, we would want to use the math information given to us:
-5 years of circulation
-25000 copies
-150000 copies

Fraction out of 1oo.

OF means the denominator of the fraction.

Now, to solve this problem, we are going to use proportion.








Fraction: 600/1oo or 1/6
Percent: 600%
Decimal: 600%/100=6
Here's a video to help you:













Here's a website I found on percents:

http://www.mathgoodies.com/lessons/vol4/meaning_percent.html

*Remember* Do pages 40-41 in the homework book, also for our class, we have a Social Studies Test tomorrow, so don't forget to study! I hope everyone does well:)

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Math textbook: Pg.135-136 #1,3,6,7,9


Jordon is correct. When converting a decimal to a percent you multiply the decimal by 100 or move it up 2 place values.
0.003x100=0.3


I'm not all that sure about this one, but yes they can be both correct. Let's pretend the other team scored a total of 10 points. 500% of 10 would be 50. 5 times as many would also be 50.
(Check out Mark873's scribe. He has the same answer, but he explained it differently.)

(The answers for the following questions are highlighted and the shown work isn't.)

6.Convert each decimal to a percent and a fraction.


7.Change each decimal to a percent and a fraction.


9. Express each percent as a decimal and a fraction.



If you are having trouble understanding here's a link to a site you may find useful. It has a short exercise at the end to make sure you get what they were explaining. You can also take it to refresh your skills.

And of course, a video. This one is only percent to fraction, but I'm sure you'd find the other videos in the suggestions on youtube. Feel free to send me a link to another video,(because honestly, I don't like the monotone in their voices. It's not very enjoyable to sit through.)

Glenesse's Homework Book Post

Pages 36-39
Even Numbers


Pg.36-37
2)Shade hundred grids to represent each percent.
a)3% b)46% c)97%

4)Show as repeating decimal.
a) 0.3333333
b) 0.4545454
c) 0.2727272

6)Estimate each percent.
a) 22% 0f 85
20% of 85 is 17
b) 48% of 102
50% of 102 is 51
c) 75% of 70
80% of 70 is 56
d) 82% of 91
80% of 90 is 72


Pg. 38-39
2) To represent a fractional percent greater than 1%, a-shade squares from a hundred grid to show the whole number and part of one square to show the fraction

4) To represent a fractional percent between 0% and 1%, b-shade part of one square on a hundred grid

6) What percent is represented by each diagram if a completely shaded grid represents 100%?
a)
135 7/8%

b)
256%

c)
7/12%

8) Represent the percent in each statement on a grid provided.
a) A tax is 6 1/2%

b) Mt. Everest is about 146% the height of Mt.Logan.

10) About 1.7% of Earth's water is stored in ground water, lakes, rivers, streams, and soil. Use the hundred grid below to show this percent

Here is a link to help you on percents.

Here is a video to help you with converting a percent to a fraction.

Math Textbook Scribe, pages 135-136, # 2,4,5,8,10







Answer:
The number 250% does not have the same value as the other three because if you convert 12/5, 2.4 and 60/25 into a percent. They have the same answer which is 240%.

12 divided by 5=2.4x100=240%
2.4x100=240%
60 divided by 25=2.4x100=240%







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